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In the Restart/Shutdown page ( Maintenance > Restart/Shutdown ) in the Cisco Business Edition 3000
Administrative Interface, you can restart (reboot) the server or shut down the server.
To stop all processes on the server and then have the server restart, click Restart . When you restart the
server, calls in progress may drop because the phones unregister from the system, re-register with the system,
and then restart.
When you click Shutdown , the server stops all processes, shuts down, and does not restart. When you shut
down the server, calls in progress drop because the phones unregister from the system, power down, and do
not restart.
During a restart, the server may be unavailable for more than 10 minutes, and you cannot update
any pages. Caution
The server automatically restarts under the following circumstances:
• After you complete the Cisco Business Edition 3000 First Time Setup Wizard
• When you update the time zone on the Date/Time page in the Cisco Business Edition 3000
Administrative Interface ( System Settings > Date/Time )
• When you make updates to the Network Settings section on the Network page in the Cisco Business
Edition 3000 Administrative Interface ( Connections > Network )
• When you revert to a previous version of software
• When you upgrade the software
Cisco recommends that you do not press the power button on the server to shut down or to restart
the server unless you absolutely must do so. If you do so, you may accidentally corrupt the file
system, which may prevent you from being able to reboot your server. Caution
How do I restart the phones? Q.
If you restart the Cisco Business Edition 3000 server, all phones that are configured in the system
automatically restart; that is, they power down and then immediately boot up. In the Cisco Business A.
Edition 3000 Administrative Interface, select Maintenance > Restart/Shutdown . To restart specific
phones, you (or the user) must press the appropriate reset key sequence on the phones themselves, as
indicated in the phone documentation. (The user can also unplug and plug the phone back into the
network.)
How do I know whether the phone is registered? Q.
After you configure the phone and connect it to the network, the phone attempts to connect (or register)
to Cisco Business Edition 3000. When the phone attempts to register, the phone displays a message. (If
the phone is working as expected, it is registered to the Cisco Business Edition 3000.) A.
The Edit Phone page ( Users > Users/Phones ) in the Cisco Business Edition 3000 Administrative Interface
displays the registration status for the phones. You must click the phone configuration in the Search
Phones page to display the Edit Phone page.
How do I log out users from Cisco Extension Mobility-enabled phones? Q.
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